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Dirk Dalens

Dirk Dalens the Younger (1657 Amsterdam – buried 24 August 1687 Amsterdam) was a Dutch painter. • Illustration — A hawking party in a wooded parkland with a view of a water fountain and a villa beyond. Ca.

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Dirk Dalens

Identificatie Titel(s): Portretten van Jacob Appel, Dirk Dalens en Jan Wandelaar

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Name
Dirk Dalens
Born
1657
Birthplace
Amsterdam
Died
1687
Field
Painting
Movement
Baroque
Nationality
Dutch Republic
Occupation
painter · draftsperson
Languages
Dutch

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Dirk Dalens the Younger (1657 Amsterdam – buried 24 August 1687 Amsterdam) was a Dutch painter. • Illustration — A hawking party in a wooded parkland with a view of a water fountain and a villa beyond. Ca.

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